Dometic CFX2 45L Electric Cooler: specs and car camping fit
Quick answerThe Dometic CFX2 45L Electric Cooler lists at $879.99. Compare it against the alternatives below and in our electric cooler or 12v fridge picks.

Dometic CFX2 45L Electric Cooler
$879.99Electric cooler or 12V fridge from Dometic.
Check price on AmazonSpecs| Brand | Dometic |
|---|---|
| Type | Electric cooler or 12V fridge |
| Price when checked | $879.99 |
| Capacity | 45 liters (about 48 quarts) |
Figures are taken from the Amazon listing title and feature bullets. Prices change often.
What does it mean for car camping?
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What the listing says
- The 45L capacity holds up to 60 x 12 oz cans, a versatile size for 4-5 people's weekend adventures, family camping trips, and those summer backyard barbecues
- Energy efficient compressor allows for cooler optimization and adjustable temperature range of, 7 F (-22C) to 68 F (20C)
- 3-stage battery protection system monitors the vehicle battery draw and prevents draining
- Connects to 12/24 V Car DC as well as 100-240 V Home AC; does not have an internal battery
- Monitor and manage cooler's temperature with our Bluetooth controlled Mobile Cooling app
Seller-provided feature bullets, quoted as listed, not independently verified.
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